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GLOBAL COVERAGE AVAILABLE - SAMPLE DATA PRODUCT
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The data are land displacement measurements at a variety of point locations in a Kings County, California. The provided data are in a CSV table.
Overview
Sample Data Product
This is a sample data product which we provide over Kings County, CA where there are known issues related to ground displacement.
Global Data Product Availablity
Contact us for more information: hello@catalyst.earth
To obtain historical ground displacement data over your area of interest, contact us and we will be glad to show you how we can generate ground displacement data that can be published and consumed via ADX over any land area globally. We use satellite data sources that systematically collect imagery all over the world, and can provide updates at varying frequencies.
CSV Structure
The data are distributed as a CSV file consisting of rows of:
- a point location (in GeoWKT format)
- a date (in YYYY-MM-DD format)
- a velocity of movement (in mm/year)
- a movement measurement (in mm)
The measurement indicates how much the ground has moved up (positive number) or down (negative number) over the previous 12 days.
Technical Description
Using repeat pass Interferometric Synthetic-Aperture Radar (InSAR) satellite imagery (Sentinel-1), we provide scientifically validated measurements to indicate displacement, down to the millimeter scale. The data package we deliver includes displacement and velocity. Additional temporal or spatial frequency can be added using higher resolutions SAR satellites. This data allows you to monitor displacement and easily make use of this information within your organization for land monitoring, or other applications.
More Information
To find out more about ground displacement and how we produce the measurements published via AWS Data Exchange, visit our website: https://catalyst.earth/insights/ground-displacement/
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This listing has one pricing dimension: Product Access (Units). It is free, so you pay nothing to subscribe. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons to choose from. Access is granted at the unit level for subscribers. This sample provides ground displacement data for Kings County, California, derived from satellite radar (InSAR) measurements. Because there is a single dimension with no cost, pricing does not scale with usage, area, or time. You gain access to the sample dataset under the same free terms.
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It grants subscriber access to the sample dataset. This sample covers ground displacement measurements for Kings County, California, derived from satellite radar (InSAR). You gain access to view and work with this specific sample data. There are no separate charges for area, time, or data volume.
No. This is a single free dimension with no usage variability. Cost does not scale with the amount of data you view, the area you analyze, or how long you keep access. There are no tiers, included amounts, or overage thresholds that could trigger a charge.
The sample provides millimeter-level ground displacement measurements derived from satellite radar (InSAR). These readings capture uplift and subsidence — ground rising or sinking — across the Kings County, California area. The data is intended to help you evaluate displacement patterns before committing to a paid product.
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Additional details
You will receive access to the following data sets.
Data set name | Type | Historical revisions | Future revisions | Sensitive information | Data dictionaries | Data samples |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
California InSAR Deformation - Kings County Sample | Last 10 revisions | All future revisions | Not included | Not included |
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